Jordan Norwood's day off in San Francisco
Wide receiver and avid photographer Jordan Norwood took his camera with him on his off day during Super Bowl 50 week and brought back a capsule of his day. (All photos by Jordan Norwood)
Norwood's four-month-old daughter, Franni, looks ready for Super Bowl 50! Norwood took a trip down to Super Bowl City in downtown San Francisco with Franni and his wife, Aleah, to start their day. Follow all of Jordan's travels and photography on Instagram: @jordanorwood
Follow all of Jordan's travels and photography on Instagram: @jordanorwood
Lunchtime with Jordan in San Francisco. Looks like a lobster roll, and a great one at that. Follow all of Jordan's travels and photography on Instagram: @jordanorwood
Capturing the hilly Taylor Street, Norwood gets a look at San Francisco with the hills in the backgroun. The Hilton San Francisco Union Square Hotel's tower lights up the night with a banner commemorating Super Bowl 50. Follow all of Jordan's travels and photography on Instagram: @jordanorwood
A purple Transamerica Pyramid centers the photo with the other buildings and the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge lit up in contrast with the night sky. The lights of not-so-far-away Oakland in the background behind the bridge adds depth. Follow all of Jordan's travels and photography on Instagram: @jordanorwood
Using a longer exposure time, Jordan not only captures the Transamerica Pyramid cast again in blueish-purple light with its briliant light atop it (and some other skyscrapers outlined by their night lights), but you can also see the paths of boats in the South Beach Harbor, as well as a a plane's flashing red lights in the sky. Follow all of Jordan's travels and photography on Instagram: @jordanorwood
In another photo of San Francisco's skyline, this time Jordan sets the city behind the trees and brush from where he took the photo. Follow all of Jordan's travels and photography on Instagram: @jordanorwood
Jordan's unique look of Lombard Street is bathed in the yellow streetlight, but it's highlighted by the use of a longer exposure time to add brake lights of cars or bikes to the street with the city in the background. Follow all of Jordan's travels and photography on Instagram: @jordanorwood
